australian property

Australia's private credit reckoning is here warns Paul Miron. Investors are being forced to confront questions overlooked in boom years.

The Australian faith in property runs deeper than any tax break, but the post-Budget state of play has certainly made it less attractive.

The recent Federal Budget reforms to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and negative gearing add further pressure to a more challenging environment.

The ALPs proposed tax changes could fundamentally change the way capital flows in Australia. We ask who are the most likely beneficiaries.

The RBA paused, but another hike is still a risk, tax changes are biting, and according to expert views – house prices are set to fall.

The housing crisis is entering a more dangerous phase, as we face a supply freeze in the very part of the market homes are needed most.

Australia’s biggest investment tax shake-up in decades is changing the rules for property and shares. We highlight the winners and losers.

Budget delivered a brutal blow: 50% CGT discount for holding >12mths is gone. HNW families now face real long-term pain on capital gains.

The Budget’s housing reforms could ease competition for buyers while intensifying the rental squeeze.

The housing crisis is going to get worse before it gets better, with budget measures delivered at the worst possible time.